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Re: Compiling of Unreliable Indicators
Posted by: Chris Bloom, CJBFireConsultant (IP Logged)
Date: November 07, 2020 03:55PM
James... I totally understand and agree with you and even Doug on the majority of his content. My point is that in the majority of fires I deal with (as you and many know) the fire is suppressed in its early stages (within minutes of ignition) and the area of fire origin is commonly limited to a 3 foot by 3 foot by 6 foot area of origin on up to a 42 foot RV or 600 ton 140 foot marine vessel.
My point is that there are real world circumstances where the usage of those terms is very relevant and correct, but I also agree the vast majority of structure or large loss Commercial/Industrial fires they would not be. This is exactly where 921 takes on the Authoritative Guide/Treatise aspect, and deviations from the consensus are allowed and justified.
Chris
My point is that there are real world circumstances where the usage of those terms is very relevant and correct, but I also agree the vast majority of structure or large loss Commercial/Industrial fires they would not be. This is exactly where 921 takes on the Authoritative Guide/Treatise aspect, and deviations from the consensus are allowed and justified.
Chris
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